+ Follow DEFENSE SECRETARY DONALD RUMSFELD Tag
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[Summary] => A lawsuit accusing former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld of personal responsibility for U.S. forces allegedly torturing two American whistleblowers who worked for an Iraqi contracting firm will be allowed to move forward, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
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[Summary] => The war in Iraq led to a loss of focus on the threat from al-Qaida, emboldened the group's leader Osama bin Laden, and helped to breed a generation of homegrown terrorists, Britain's former domestic spy chief told an inquiry Tuesday.
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In the face of the national outcry to bring home the troops, U.S. Senator John McCain, a declared presidential candidate in the 2008 elections, is proposing an increase in U.S. forces in Iraq. He wants the military presence in that country ramped up, not drawn down. He doesn’t want a downgrade to advisers, he wants more battle groups out there.
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[Title] => Should Rumsfeld have been fired before the elections?
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In the usual recriminations that follow defeat, especially a defeat as crushing as losing control of both Houses of the US Congress in one bloodbath of an election, Republicans are now arguing over whether former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should have been dismissed from his post before last week’s polls.
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[Title] => Joker says probe of Venable contract may be revived
[Summary] => The Senate is not ruling out a revival of its probe into the government contract with Venable LLP after it was reported that the lobby group is again representing the Philippines before the United States Congress.
Sen. Joker Arroyo, chairman of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, said he wants to know who is funding the Venable LLP contract, particularly if it is being funded by private groups.
According to the files of the US Department of Justice, Venable is still in the employ of Malacañang, which tasked it to enhance relations between the two countries.
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[Title] => RP militants join global calls for US troop pullout from Iraq
[Summary] => Around a hundred protesters marched to the US Embassy along Roxas Boulevard in Manila yesterday to demand that the United States pull its troops out of Iraq, joining worldwide protests marking the third anniversary of a war that has claimed countless lives.
Members of a left-wing coalition called Iraq Solidarity Campaign carried placards saying, "End the US occupation of Iraq" — the same message delivered by hundreds of thousands of peace activists who took to the streets of Asia, Europe and the US over the weekend.
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Animals caught in the line of fire have inherent rights, too.
This is according to an international animal rights group, which called on the Philippine government and the US military to take legal action on the reported shooting of stray animals by American soldiers taking part in the joint RP-US military exercises in Sulu.
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[Summary] => Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz Jr. and US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld met yesterday in the Pentagon to further bolster defense cooperation between the two countries.
Rosulo Manlangit, Department of National Defense public affairs director, said the discussions involved common defense interests and US military assistance to reform the Philippines’ defense capabilities.
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DEFENSE SECRETARY DONALD RUMSFELD
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[Summary] => The Senate is not ruling out a revival of its probe into the government contract with Venable LLP after it was reported that the lobby group is again representing the Philippines before the United States Congress.
Sen. Joker Arroyo, chairman of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, said he wants to know who is funding the Venable LLP contract, particularly if it is being funded by private groups.
According to the files of the US Department of Justice, Venable is still in the employ of Malacañang, which tasked it to enhance relations between the two countries.
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[Summary] => Around a hundred protesters marched to the US Embassy along Roxas Boulevard in Manila yesterday to demand that the United States pull its troops out of Iraq, joining worldwide protests marking the third anniversary of a war that has claimed countless lives.
Members of a left-wing coalition called Iraq Solidarity Campaign carried placards saying, "End the US occupation of Iraq" — the same message delivered by hundreds of thousands of peace activists who took to the streets of Asia, Europe and the US over the weekend.
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Animals caught in the line of fire have inherent rights, too.
This is according to an international animal rights group, which called on the Philippine government and the US military to take legal action on the reported shooting of stray animals by American soldiers taking part in the joint RP-US military exercises in Sulu.
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Rosulo Manlangit, Department of National Defense public affairs director, said the discussions involved common defense interests and US military assistance to reform the Philippines’ defense capabilities.
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